Tete de Femme Sirmos Floor Lamp in Silver Leaf Giacometti Style

A rare floor lamp by Tommi Parzinger. Slender form on a tripod base and crowned by his most iconic finial.

A pair of sculptural floor lamps. Modern fluid lines bordering on abstraction with a definite organic flavor. Done in a melted metal on metal technique.

A rare example of this design. The base is Rosewood with beautiful grain and color. Shade is 24.25” square and 10” inches tall. Total height of lamp is 58.5” Possibly a unique spec...

Extraordinary sculptural floor lamp by Romeo Rega. Signed on base.

A vintage pair of "Colette" floor lamps inspired by Diego Giacometti's bronze Tete de Femme lamps. These were probably manufactured in the 1980's - ...

Overall in very good condition. The patinated bronze surfaces display a rich dark brown patina with green and red highlights, warmer and deeper when viewed in person. The patina pres...

The Sirmos collection called "Masque" and "Colette" was produced with direct inspiration from the surrealist sculptor, Diego Giacometti, his original design for Jean Michel Frank. El...

Here is a very special gilt bronze floor lamp after Alberto Giacometti (Swiss, 1901-1966). In 1977, Nelson A. Rockefeller founded Nelson Rockefeller Collection, Inc. and had his collection of original works by Diego and Alberto Giacometti cast in bronze and reproduced in small editions by Excalibur Bronze. This example is impressed with the date 1985. The lamp measures 72.75" to the top of the shade. The diameter of the shade, which is the widest part of the lamp, is 18". The bronze foot of the lamp measures approximately 9" in diameter. The lamp itself is in very good condition with only light wear consistent with age and use. The shade appears to be original and needs to be replaced. It is slightly out of round and has a puncture and dents. However, the shade is included if desired by the buyer and could be recovered. Or, we can provide the shade dimensions if a new shade is preferred. We also have a pair of gilt bronze Giacometti table...